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pixgirl
Mar-16-2006, 11:45 AM
Would someone take a look at my site and help me correct an issue with the gallery/category title.
www.partypoker.smugmug.com (http://www.partypoker.smugmug.com/)

When an image with a portrait orientation is displayed the title is half obscured.

I am sure there is a simple solution but I haven't figured it out yet. (I think I should just put that statement in my signature - lol)

www.partypoker.smugmug.com (http://www.partypoker.smugmug.com)

Andy
Mar-16-2006, 11:52 AM
Would someone take a look at my site and help me correct an issue with the gallery/category title.
www.partypoker.smugmug.com (http://www.partypoker.smugmug.com/)

When an image with a portrait orientation is displayed the title is half obscured.

I am sure there is a simple solution but I haven't figured it out yet. (I think I should just put that statement in my signature - lol)

www.partypoker.smugmug.com (http://www.partypoker.smugmug.com)


.homepage #categoriesBox {width:150px; margin:0 auto;}
it's in this bit - you have the box width only 150px, is there a reason you chose that? :ear

pixgirl
Mar-16-2006, 12:20 PM
.homepage #categoriesBox {width:150px; margin:0 auto;}
it's in this bit - you have the box width only 150px, is there a reason you chose that? :ear

Do I really have to answer that on a public forum? LOL

No, Andy, there is absolutely no reason I chose that. I suspect it happened during experimentation but don't hold me to that. I seem to vaguely recall it being set at 200 at one point? So I changed it to 200 and still no go.

Andy
Mar-16-2006, 12:50 PM
Do I really have to answer that on a public forum? LOL

No, Andy, there is absolutely no reason I chose that. I suspect it happened during experimentation but don't hold me to that. I seem to vaguely recall it being set at 200 at one point? So I changed it to 200 and still no go.

If you get Firefox, and the Firefox Web Dev Toolbar (both FREE) you can easily push the "edit css" button, and change the value of that from what it is now, to, 500, 600, whatever... until you get the desired result - it's a way to 'see' the CSS change before you put it live on your site :)

linky in my siggy.

pixgirl
Mar-17-2006, 11:12 AM
If you get Firefox, and the Firefox Web Dev Toolbar (both FREE) you can easily push the "edit css" button, and change the value of that from what it is now, to, 500, 600, whatever... until you get the desired result - it's a way to 'see' the CSS change before you put it live on your site :)

linky in my siggy.

Ok - I have played with it and changing the margin moves the thumbnail over - Now I remember why I put that in there. To center the category in the home page.

I still can't figure out how to give a little more space at the bottom so the title isn't cut off when an image with portrait orientation is displayed.

www.partypoker.smugmug.com (http://www.partypoker.smugmug.com)

pixgirl
Mar-17-2006, 11:33 AM
Ok - I have played with it and changing the margin moves the thumbnail over - Now I remember why I put that in there. To center the category in the home page.

I still can't figure out how to give a little more space at the bottom so the title isn't cut off when an image with portrait orientation is displayed.

www.partypoker.smugmug.com (http://www.partypoker.smugmug.com)

I Found it!!!!!!

Hooray for me! By George i may figure this thing out on my own one day! LOL

Anyway - it was in:

.box .miniBox .nav,
.box .miniBox { /* center up the small album title */
width:220x; /* must be the same width as the .box .minibox */
padding-top:10px; /* give a bit of spacing */}

I changed the padding-top value to 10 from 15 thinking it would pull it up a little to give more room to the title on the bottom and it did.

(I am so easy to please - lol)

Thanks for making me think Andy ---